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Name Game
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Re: Trojan Hunter : forum down; strange update

I think they are all back up now..
permalink · 2008-06-02 19:28:36 · Reply to this
dannyboy 950
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Port Arthur, TX

Re: Trojan Hunter : forum down; strange update

Mannnn I am glad I was not on that crew what a mad house it must have been.

I mean several years ago a client had a forklift crash thru a wall and take out a little equipment. I know what a mess that was but it was not near what those people faced.

My hat is off to them. That they are restoreing service as
quick as they are is a near miracle or great disaster planning on their part.
permalink · 2008-06-02 19:47:20 · Reply to this

whizkid3
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Re: Trojan Hunter : forum down; strange update

said by dannyboy 950 See Profile :

My hat is off to them. That they are restoreing service as quick as they are is a near miracle or great disaster planning on their part.
Quite the opposite. Horrible design and planning of a mission critical data center, if I ever heard it. All eggs in one basket. To have a substation transformer located in a room without 3 or 4 hour fire-rated walls (typically made of reinforced masonry) was a big mistake, and an easily avoidable risk. The result was a complete outage of the data center, a financial loss, and a loss of reputation that you can't even put a price on. In comparison, the masonry walls would have been cheap.
permalink · 2008-06-04 07:43:46 · Print · Reply to this
Jrb2
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join:2001-08-31		 Thanks Name Game. Yes, I can go now to the TH-forum

Yes dannyboy 950, I fully agree: my hat too is off to the folks at the datacenter. Thanks !!!
permalink · 2008-06-02 19:55:39 · Reply to this
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